Timofey Mozgov

Despite being the third wheel on Denver’s frontline, Denver certainly realizes the importance of depth—especially when it concerns big men. Kosta Koufos and JaVale McGee are a solid one-two punch, but if either were to go down, it would be catastrophic without a solid option like Mozgov ready to go if needed

Despite being buried on the bench Mozgov has proven to be a solid presence as far as his physicality, and he's a competent defender at the NBA level.

He could very well be a sleeper if he were to get more minutes on another roster, so to have as much depth at center as the Nuggets have, there's no reason they should fear lack of depth at that spot barring some terrible luck.

Corey Brewer

The other auxiliary free agent the Nuggets can expect to return is Corey Brewer.

The devastating injury to Danilo Gallinari is yet another reminder of how crucial depth is to a championship squad, and it would be wise of Denver to ensure they hang on to Brewer.

His corner threes, knack for getting to the rim and overall energy helps make Denver a seamless machine in between substitutions, and similar to Mozgov, the re-signing of Brewer would further solidify their overall depth.

While there is nothing on paper as of yet, there's no question his timely scoring off the bench is something the Nuggets are looking to hang on to. While some might argue the Nuggets are bit crowded as far as forward/swingmen go, it doesn't hurt to have another reliable scorer off the bench.

Sure, there's no official word as of yet, but it's safe to say he's staying put.

Andre Iguodala

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The first thing that jumps out when you examine Denver’s various salaries is Andre Iguodala’s player option. This option grants Iggy with two options—invoke the option before the June 30th deadline and he’s an unrestricted free agent, and if he does nothing, he’s simply under contract under another year.

Watching him play, it seems apparent that he loves this Nuggets squad, and he’s right at home with their crazy quick tempo. The mutual synergy goes both ways as well because he’s exactly what the Nuggets needed.

He’s a good passer, he’s very lethal in transition, and he’s just as solid on the defensive side of the ball, as well.

For someone like Iguodala to finally find a situation he’s comfortable in, and with the opportunity to legitimately contend, it’s doubtful that he doesn't accept Denver's offer in the Summer.

In Denver, he gets to handle the ball a lot and the Nuggets would be more than happy to utilize some of their financial flexibility to bring him back for a longer contract.